Sentences with phrase «mod podge paper»

I may paint this or mod podge paper to the top, but for now, it works just fine!

This would be cute to mod podge paper or materials to, also!

Not exact matches

I made mine using scrapbook paper and some mod podge and I love the end result.

Supplies: Decorative paper (you can cut pictures out of magazines or use recycled greeting cards) Mod Podge craft glue and brush Aleene's Original Tacky Glue Buttons (try the Laura Kelly Collection from Buttons Galore) Scissors To make your flowers, cut out petals in the sizes you want and cut out circles for the centers.

And Mod Podge shelf life is only 2 years — so I'd get new Mod Podge and paper balls; D

With your favorite scrapbook paper pattern and some mod podge, you can create a decoupage turtle dove to fly across your tree.

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Hi Kelsi, If I Mod Podge on a horizontal surface (or with thin paper), I'll do a few layers for extra protection.

I chose sheet music scrapbook paper and used Mod Podge to glue it in place.

After it dried, I covered the paper in another coat of Mod Podge to seal it.

After painting, I decoupaged the fish paper to the doors using Mod Podge.

I used a foam brush to apply Mod Podge to the back of the paper and then applied it the cabinet doors.

I sealed the paper with two coats of Mod Podge.

i have been trying to mod podge the top of two tables with wrapping paper and it keeps tearing.

The pressed board letters are perfect to add scrapbook paper with Mod Podge.

I wouldn't apply the Mod Podge to the paper / fabric first because it could get messy and curl up before you have a chance to lay it on your piece.

Apply some Mod Podge to the egg surface and also to the back of the paper.

This project was so simple — I simply decorated the top of each bar stool with some scrapbook paper and a little Mod Podge.

If you don't have wallpaper paste, Mod Podge that is specially formulated for paper would probably work too.

I then applied Mod Podge to the outer rim of the charger and adhered the paper ring around it (Be gentle at this point!!

Another coat of Mod Podge to the top of the paper, and voila!

I cut out the scrapbook paper to fit the wood and glued it down with Mod Podge.

I cut the paper and used Mod Podge to glue the pieces on the top and sides.

Then I brushed Mod Podge onto the pumpkin and applied the first strip of paper.

I've just gotten into mod podging everything and your tip to cut the paper a bit smaller is wonderful!!

They were then coated with fresh black spray paint, wrapping paper was Mod - Podged on and sprayed with a protecting sealer.

I just cut the scrapbook paper to fit and Mod Podge it on.

Step 2: After you place the paper on the first layer of Mod Podge, take your scissors or a razor blade and trim any excess paper and add another layer of Mod Podge on top.

Use some paper towel to remove any excess Mod Podge, after completely dried, the Mod Podge won't come off.

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I took the blue velvet lining out and replaced it with this wrapping paper I had on hand using a little homemade mod podge.

This is where you get your Mod Podge out and apply in small sections to the wood to apply the paper.

I used silver Stickles around the perimeter of the paper and the plaque and gave the whole thing a few more coats of Mod Podge.

Embrace the wrinkles if you are going for a more «distressed» look, if not take your time and be sure to use a medium amount of mod podge when working on pasting the paper.

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I didn't apply Mod Podge on top of the paper this time — but I think I did before on the black desk from a few years ago that I also shared a photo of in the post.

I apply a thin layer of Mod Podge directly onto the furniture and then carefully lay the paper on top starting on one end and slowly pressing down until the entire paper is flat on the wood.

I covered each scrapbook paper - topped barstool with a layer of Mod Podge to help protect the decorated bar stools from spills and stains.

They are the original knobs with paper and Mod Podge!

I applied a layer of Mod Podge to each barstool top and carefully topped each barstool with a circular piece of scrapbook paper that I had just cut out.

I picked up $ 1 clip boards and mod podge strips of ripped, graphic scrapbook paper to the board.

I bought an already painted white E at Michael's for a couple bucks and some Mod Podge, and cute scrapbook paper.

Also, I do the mod podge first, place the paper on, let dry, then add more paper etc. until the end when you can apply the last coat of mod podge to get the «finished» look.

I think to use smaller paper, it's easier to mod podge, that's how I do it anyway.

I Mod Podged several paper maiche eggs, Melissa, and it was just a mess.

I've Mod Podged furniture, used it with my scrapbooks, all kinds of paper crafting...

Give your books a new cover by sticking on sheets of patterned paper with some Mod Podge.

My plan to jazz up the drawer fronts was simple... I was just going to Mod Podge a piece of scrapbook paper to the front and call it a day.

In the Teen Hangout Room I created, I spray painted a vintage table hot pink and mod podged wall paper to it to add a little POP of color!

This was made with your friend, Mod Podge, a craft pumpkin, and paper confetti.